The ultimate value of a set of inter-media images is not how any part looks, thinks, or feels, but how all interact to provide a compound vision of the source organic structure. This is the way we gather knowledge about our world. The expansion of an image across the boundaries of sensory input moves the viewer to a more receptive attitude.

The simultaneous perception of the same image through multiple senses can create the profound experience called synaesthesia. It is a lateral, self-referential system. Ultimately the audience is seduced into a hyperaesthetic state of ecstasy.

Intimate linkage is established between artist and audience when they share experiences through lateral imagery. This sparks the realization that both are variations of the very same material, part of the same dance of matter and energy.